Speaker 1: Artificial lore reporting with your up to the minute fishing
report for Miami and the Florida Keys Monday, November tenth,
twenty twenty five. Conditions are right for action following the
recent cold front that swept through, shaking up the water
and sparking late fall bites across our favorite grounds. Let's
get right into the details for your day on the water.
Sunrise was at six forty am, with sunset scheduled for
five forty two pm, giving you a crisp window of
daylight fishing. The title report for Key West today shows
a low tide at seven thirty one am, high tide
at two twenty eight pm, and another low tide at
six twenty seven pm. According to tide forecast dot com,
Miami beach tides are gentle today with smaller title coefficients
meaning lighter currents, so adjust your presentations accordingly. Weatherwise, the
National Weather Service Keys Marine Forecast expects that cold front
to finish moving through by midday. That's bringing a shift
to fresh northerly winds, so expects and chop especially further offshore. Time.
Temperatures are holding around eighty two degrees fahrenheit with slightly
lower humidity and water temperatures in the high seventies, a
true fall treat for the keys now under the bite.
Reports coming in from Captain Experiences and other charter operators
say it's been a solid mixed bag offshore and inshore. Offshore,
black fin tuna are starting to stack on the humps,
with live pilchers and vertical jigs doing most of the damage.
May action is slow and compared to September, but you
can still pick off a few gaffers around debris lines
and weed patches with trolled rigged bellahou pulling strikes back
on the reef, yellowtail snapper have been on fire cruiser
chumming hard and catching quick limits of keepers using chunks
of squid or small live pilchers on light lines. Yellowjacks,
mutton snapper and the occasional black grouper arounding out the
reef bite. Inshore, the backcountry has seen a strong push
of redfish, snook and sea trout tight to mangroves and channels.
Live shrimp under popping corks and root beer paddletail soft
plastics are doing the trick around flamingo and in the
upper Keys Creek, mouse flats, anglers the barracuda bite is hot.
Try bright tube bloors or shallow running plugs. Lobstring is
still rewarding divers with a few legal bugs around patch reefs,
and there are reports of lionfish, so spear responsibly. Captain
Jay's Crew highlights a fun day with twenty plus yellowtail
snappers hauled up, plus parrotfish, yellow jack and throwback grouper.
A snapshot of what's running right now. Best lureism baits
for today for action snapper and grouper, anchor up and
chum heavy then float back chunks of sardine or pilchard
on one six ounces to one eight ounces jigs for
action pelagics, offshore vertical jigs blue silver or pink, slow
trolled ballyhoo and live pilchards are getting tuna and the
odd mady but ice cream species, gope shrimp a new
penny roop ear top water plugs at first light and
live shrip are pilchered under a cork if you're on
the fly. White deceivers and Klauser minnows are the ticket
for trout and jacks. Hotspots to target today Alligator reef
light just off Islamorida is loaded with yellowtail and mutton
snapper this week, plus Black Groupers showing his water Cools
disc game channel between Key Biscain and Stiltsville for inshore bites,
work the outgoing tide for snooke trout, and a bonus
tarpent or two. As always keep an eye in that
wind as the front settles and stay safe especially outside
the reef. With cooler air, fired up fish, and plenty
of variety. Its classic late fall magic in the Keys
in Miami. Thanks for tuning in. Don't forget to subscribe
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